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@CaioJordao84

2 жыл бұрын

Dale a tu cuerpo alegría Mech Arena!

@MrPolicekarim

2 жыл бұрын

I know this might be a silly question. Wouldn't Glazes be perfect for this project, please?

As someone who's painted immolators before, Contrast paints also work really well for painting stained glass while keeping it transparent! In case anyone else doesn't have inks at home.

@Redtecho

2 жыл бұрын

Neat. I'm a sisters Playa so I may be getting an immolater at one point. Right now I'm sticking to sisters repentia and paragon warsuits.

@alexanderandrews6980

2 жыл бұрын

Sharpies too, I've scooped up some wierd colors on clearance before. Just test it on a plastic bottle first.

@Sharpevil

2 жыл бұрын

You can also get a full set of cheap alcohol inks (Which will work a lot better than Acrylics) for under $20.

Jen calling Dave “David” really shows how cute of a couple they are 🥰

@Redtecho

2 жыл бұрын

They a couple?

@darklros

2 жыл бұрын

@@Redtecho If not I'd definitely ship this two together

@hyosworld109

2 жыл бұрын

It took me some time to figure out who she was talking about the first time she said David haha like ooooh you mean Dave

@majorkurn

2 жыл бұрын

@@Redtecho I believe Jazza confirmed it on one of the vlogs, recently when talking about how the studio has grown over the years

@james_rose

2 жыл бұрын

@@Redtecho There is a video sponsored by hello fresh where they are at home together cooking in the sponsor read.

A friend of mine built a cathedral a couple years back and had a quite impressive looking option for stained glass. She 3D printed the metal parts for the stained glass (Between each of the individual pieces of glass, made a mold around the outer edge of it that the printed part could fit in. Primed the prints and put them in the mould, then used bits of transparent ink with clear resin to fill the panes. Having a slight tilt on the mold allowed it to have the slight deformation of old stained glass. Her Cathedral was built with the Pegasus Hobbies plastic kits, being something, originally, for split duty between fantasy and historicals along with pulp games. As a side note, for texturing the mdf, one thing you might have considered for parts of it would be some of the textured plasticard sheets, you can really speed up some of the things like that with them while adding a lot of detail.

"ooh noooo my print printed perfectly" killed me

I thought for sure it was a melty window when it first came out of the printer lol. I really love how everything turned out! I think the extra time spent on the windows helped to boost the whole vibe of the project. Awesome job Jenn!

OMG!!!!!! Just... just looking so gorgeous!!!! perfection!!!! Grats!!! I would like this kind of scenery for my streaming game for sure!!!!

looks so good, really liked the way the window effects. Can't wait to see it all come together

Absolutely awesome, great to see how a bit of extra work can really transform a MDF kit. Can’t wait to see the rest of the cathedral!

They look really good in there. And those broken pieces finish it up really nicely. Can't wait to see more!

Well done Jen. Gorgeous work! Those windows turned out great

That looks brilliant! Can't wait to see the rest of it! I was hoping you'd go for all resin windows, even before you started breaking it as they'd give more realistic cracks/breaks than trying to cut the transparency printouts

Amazing job on those windows! I might have to give this a go myself, though I might take the easy way out and use my laser printer. If anyone wants to give this a go themselves, I will be making the vector file for the window outlines available on our website (once I figure out a good place to leave them)

@zodiacvocalsmagic

Жыл бұрын

have you made the window files available i have brought the whole set but really would love to make the stained glass windows

That looks incredible, Jen! Great job!

the quality of this is insane, I can't wait to see more! It's soooooo immersive!

I could hear the music at the end hahahaha Well done guys!! It looks amazing!!

What an amazing project! Love the grand projects you guys are picking up!

Loving the feel of this scenery. Awesome work and some great inspiration.

This looks amazing! So cool, wouldn’t even have thought to do this

The windows turned out great! Thanks for showing the process.

Incredible work Jen!! It looks amazing!! Love the broken windows detail!! 👏👏

Question about Illustrator (from a newbie): Why mask the colors to the shapes instead of just "filling" the area? Awesome work and it turned out great! Thanks for sharing!

@nelsoj11

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think it matters which way you do it. Her way might be faster to learn, but your way is probably faster in the long run.

I love the crabs!!! and the windows

Jenn, you're not the only one. I also thought the window had originally melted. But they turned out SO well done!! That transparent resin really adds a lot to make it look like a church!! The smashed window was my personal favorite touch, that's the coolest way to make the best out of the situation! I'm SO excited to see the rest of this come together! It's been a lot of fun already!

The things you guys make, and the production value on these videos is soooo good!!

6:06 I thought you were going to add the colour to the windows by adding the 2D print to the 3D print. You do get some free detail with hand painting, though. Is the resin strong enough to print only the black lines so you could get clearer windows?

@backonlazer791

2 жыл бұрын

They don't really have to be any clearer than that. Stained glass windows aren't very see-through in the first place. Their job is to let in a bit of light and to look pretty, and I'd say these ones are pretty close to what stained glass windows look like in real life.

Wow I just loved this and totally awesome music and cannot believe how good this looks. Jens work is amazing 😻

If you go the acrylic paper route, blobbing some gloss mod podge on the window (test to make sure the ink doesn't run) will give it a good 'old glass' texture

Hey Jen! Time saver tip for ya in Illustrator. Once you have the line art completed unite them using the pathfinder tool (expand appearance first if it’s a stroke). Create a rectangle to cover all the line art in any color, send rectangle to back. Select all line art and rectangle and hit “Divide” in the pathfinder options. Now you’ll be able to select each shape within your line art to change its colors.

Jen it's amazing to see your progress over time. Great work 👏

Beautifully done! I'm glad youtube recommended this to me. Looking forward to watching more from your channel. Golden Demon should have a terrain category.

Turned out great! Well done Jen.

Love this! I did something similar a couple of years ago, but yours is next level!

Holy cow! That turned out beautifully!!!

Daaaang this turned out great! I’ve seen that clear plastic sheet method before, but I kinda want to try some clear resin Windows myself now…

Those resin windows are stunning.

this is incredible! lovely work. definitely gonna do this on my next terrain piece

Jen that is amazing. I love watching you create

For doing the raised surfaces on the stained glass you should use a rubber ink roller. A few quick swipes and you're done. Would be more uniform too.

Yes! I have been waiting for this video since the first one about the cathedral. Clear acrylic paper - its so simple! Thanks so much for this I definitely want to try that out.

Damn, those turned out great. Good job Jen!

Those windows are simply inspired and you pulled them off brilliantly. Great job on them!

Jen is awesome! I love her make lemonade out of lemons attitude in this video! I'm so glad she's part of Tabletop Time! Off topic: I ate a piece of Dove chocolate last night, and the quote in the wrapper reminded me of the Ironspire Chapter 1 Q&A video. I posted a picture of it on Twitter.

The end result is outstanding, amazing work

Looks incredible! You can also use nail polish to add transparent colour.

Absolutely stunning work!

That's such an awesome effect!!!

We need more Jen projects and enthusiasm :)

awesome stuff, really makes me wanna do this spire castle project ive been thinking of for a while now lol

Awesome! I was waiting for this project for so long!!

Absolutely amazing! Stunning work Jenn! :3

That cathedral is looking amazing can't wait for the next part

This was actually incredible!

Amazing job jen. Also you've got a good boy there. Not even questioning about what you want. Also the way you sometimes look at each other.

Gorgeous piece!!!

Wow! This was really great! I love it!

Hi Jen! Loving to see you in more videos! Also love your stained glass resin design!

That looks fantastic! I love those windows

For the stained glass, I think I would have clear varnished the 3D prints. Then used the ink stamp method to paint the raised lines. After that, I would use a little clear UV resin to glue the laser-printed transparency to the back.

Stunning work!

More Cathedral! Loving this series!

Gorgeous work!

I would have been lazy and added the printed color transparency to the 3d print. Great job these look awesome! Probably way better painted than my lazy method. I have used the printed transparency for windows before . To add some dimension I painted over the black lines between the colors with black paint. It really added to the effect and made them look real.

Tamiya as clear paint that will do a wonderful job for the stain glass! I discover your channel because of Nerdforge

Will the STLs for the stain glass windows be for sale?

That is amazing, wow!!

This turned out so great! Also I love Jen she's so cute! 🥰

This looks really cool

Those windows look sooooo good!

I LOVE THIS it looks like one of the scenes from the warhammer 40K 9th edition reveal trailer

another video with jenn!?? awesome!!! always my favorite table top timer!

Looks awesome!!

If you ever re-visit painting clear resin it would be worth a try using alcohol inks. They do a very good job of staining the resin vs laying down pigment over top of it. Not to say this didn't turn out great, it is amazing!

What a great idea! 😍

Superbe travail!

JEN! That is amazing!!!!!

Very rad. My mind is blown

I remember doing versions of this with pre-printed plastic designs as a kid!

FedEx can do color printing on clear plastic. Ask your local shop if they can do Transparencies, same thing professors used to use for projectors.

i almost cried when the print came out atached directly to the plate

This is so cool!

I think I would have maybe glued/attached the printed window to the back of the 3D printed one - would have saved a lot of time/had a more consistent colour spread! Still, amazing work! Really inspiring!

This is awsome ! What a great idea . Stained glass! Subscribed for more of your ideas that can inspire me

So unique!! Love seen different things like this in the hobbie!

God, this is SO GOOD!

I recently did a ruined Cathedral dio at 1:18 scale....I wanted a smashed stained glass window so I took the clear plastic from an action figure packaging and used sharpies. Drew the image lines with a black sharpie and then filled in the colors and then treated with clear modge podge.

Looks awesome, but a small nitpick I have is that I would've liked for the identical stained glass art pieces to have different colors or at least different orientation of colors in the background. It would add a bit more visual intrigue instead of just being clear copies of each other.

... Might have to try this on a few things. Like the power fields of some weapons, for example.

i use posca pens alot in arts and crafts, and i have a big fat square black one. i bet it would be super good for painting the stain glass frames much quicker

Will you guys be releasing a PDF for the SoB glass-stained window image? :O

absolute genius!

I was absolutely dying at the crab rave. Lol

Another idea if you have a 3D printer but not a resin printer: print the 'leading' and fill the panes in with transparent colored uv resin (can buy resin and colorant at craft shops)

Alcohol ink is a fantastic way to make a transparent tint to clear resins. Whats better, is that it actually stains the resin instead of paints on top of it, so you can get some really nice effects.

Great job

Yoooooo this is amazing.

The stained glass looks great, but if you ever try tinting clear resin again, I highly recommend alcohol inks! They work even better, don't coffee stain so readily, and should you need it, they blend even more readily than oil paints with a little acetone.

Save a trip - select the manual feed for your paper tray. Start the print and the printer should wait for the special paper to be inserted. Unless you're chasing your ten thousand steps?

This is great and just gave me an idea about a Diablo style diorama as well, awesome!

i cant wait for the next part